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Came across this from Axandra;
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How to get a link from Slashdot.org

A simple 5 step process allows you to put any link with any text from
Slashdot to your web site:

Go to Slashdot's story submission page.

Fill out the form and enter a link to your web site in the "The Scoop"
edit field. Don't forget to include your keywords in the link.

Use a tool like the Web Developer extension in Firefox to convert the
form action from POST to GET. This can be done with one click with the
Web Developer extension.

Click the "Preview story" button.

Copy the preview URL and link to the preview URL on one of your pages.
If the search engine spiders follow the link they will find a link
from Slashdot.org to your web site.
You can use any keyword and any URL to get links with this method
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Big Bill wrote:

How to get a link from Slashdot.org

A simple 5 step process allows you to put any link with any text from
Slashdot to your web site:

Go to Slashdot's story submission page.

Fill out the form and enter a link to your web site in the "The Scoop"
edit field. Don't forget to include your keywords in the link.

Use a tool like the Web Developer extension in Firefox to convert the
form action from POST to GET. This can be done with one click with the
Web Developer extension.

Click the "Preview story" button.

Copy the preview URL and link to the preview URL on one of your pages.
If the search engine spiders follow the link they will find a link
from Slashdot.org to your web site.
You can use any keyword and any URL to get links with this method

This is as evil as it is interesting.

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Big Bill wrote:

Came across this from Axandra;
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How to get a link from Slashdot.org

A simple 5 step process allows you to put any link with any text from
Slashdot to your web site:

Go to Slashdot's story submission page.

Fill out the form and enter a link to your web site in the "The Scoop"
edit field. Don't forget to include your keywords in the link.

Use a tool like the Web Developer extension in Firefox to convert the
form action from POST to GET. This can be done with one click with the
Web Developer extension.

Click the "Preview story" button.

Copy the preview URL and link to the preview URL on one of your pages.
If the search engine spiders follow the link they will find a link
from Slashdot.org to your web site.

Well I wouldn't want to ruin my excellent Karma but in addition the
"orphan" page on /. will only have any PR from your link which you will
then be leaking to all those links to other /. sections. Sounds like a
good way for /. to pick up lots of inbound-links rather than you to gain
any benefit.

You are not Cowboy Neal by any chance Bill?

davidof wrote:

Sounds like a good way for /. to pick up lots of inbound-links rather than you to > gain any benefit.

Why would a PR 9 site desire more inbound links?

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On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 10:09:57 +0200, davidof
<david.george (AT) g-dumpthisbit-mail (DOT) com> wrote:

Big Bill wrote:
Came across this from Axandra;
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How to get a link from Slashdot.org

A simple 5 step process allows you to put any link with any text from
Slashdot to your web site:

Go to Slashdot's story submission page.

Fill out the form and enter a link to your web site in the "The Scoop"
edit field. Don't forget to include your keywords in the link.

Use a tool like the Web Developer extension in Firefox to convert the
form action from POST to GET. This can be done with one click with the
Web Developer extension.

Click the "Preview story" button.

Copy the preview URL and link to the preview URL on one of your pages.
If the search engine spiders follow the link they will find a link
from Slashdot.org to your web site.

Well I wouldn't want to ruin my excellent Karma but in addition the
"orphan" page on /. will only have any PR from your link which you will
then be leaking to all those links to other /. sections. Sounds like a
good way for /. to pick up lots of inbound-links rather than you to gain
any benefit.

You are not Cowboy Neal by any chance Bill?

Just your humble reporter.

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